Post by Lady Cattenborough on Oct 28, 2012 4:34:42 GMT -5
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Calic'a'Glas is separated into four, not at all equal quarters. They are:
In-depth information on them can be found here.
In this thread, we will be breaking down important features on the map, which are being added to and edited. Things like bridges won't be included here.
Due to, um, grid oversights, the numbers are backwards. 1,1 is the top right corner. Always read vertical-horizontal.
Subject to updating and change! Please check back frequently.
Calic'a'Glas is separated into four, not at all equal quarters. They are:
- The Alps
- The Highlands
- The Lowlands
- The Moors
In-depth information on them can be found here.
In this thread, we will be breaking down important features on the map, which are being added to and edited. Things like bridges won't be included here.
Due to, um, grid oversights, the numbers are backwards. 1,1 is the top right corner. Always read vertical-horizontal.
- 1,all and 2,all: The Barbary Fence- the long, three-foot-tall stone fence that separates Calic from the "barbarians."
- 8,29: Moss Castle Ruins - the immense ruins of an old castle.
- 8,31: Cliff Lake - a lake in particularly high, barren mountains, sitting in a cradle valley and shielded from the wind. It is trecherous to get to but rewarding.
- 9,6 and surrounding areas: The Grey Forest - a forest crossing the "border" between the highlands and the lowlands.
- 9,29 and surrounding areas: The Great Lake - the largest lake. It is black and deep. Who knows what could be living there?
- 11,49: The Lighthouse Ruins - the remains of an old, stone lighthouse and its family's housing. Empty, frightening, and makes weird sounds when the wind blows through.
- 12,19 and surrounding areas: Glass Lake - a lake largely protected from the winds, and sits still like glass.
- 14,43 and surrounding areas: The Promontory Woods - a scrubby, somewhat dry woodland on the promontory, leading to the lighthouse.
- 16,34 and surrounding areas: The Painted Woods - a picturesque, green woods.
- 21,1: Gull Castle ruins, Gull Castle pier - a small castle and its pier, now laying in ruins.
- 21,11 and surrounding areas: Hill Lake - a lake surrounded by gentle hills.
- 21,24 and surrounding areas: The Great Forest - the largest forest. It contains a great many animals.
- 25,16 and surrounding areas: Middling Lake - a dam-like lake in the middle of a flowing river.
- 25,34 and surrounding areas: Old Dam - what remains of an old, man-made dam. Otters have populated it.
- 34,9 and surrounding areas: Snake-strip Woods - a thin, deforested wood. It contains a quarry.
- 34,14 and surrounding areas: Rosewood Forest - a very thick, healthy temperate forest. Deer populate it in the colder months.
- 34,24 and surrounding areas: Badger Lake - a lake with a lot of abandoned badger holes nearby, ready for appropriation into wolf dens.
- 38,26 and surrounding areas: Fairy Ring Woods - a wood with a lot of peat bogs and perfect circles with no tree growth.
- 38,35 and surrounding areas: Plume Woods - a rapidly spreading patch of woodland.
- 39,50: The Grey Pier - an old, rickety peer that gives a lovely view of the ocean. It is sometimes nearly swallowed by the high tide.
Subject to updating and change! Please check back frequently.
